Minecraft plugin LoneLibs

🔌 About LoneLibs

LoneLibs — is a plugin for Minecraft servers that provides a shared library of code and utilities used as a backend dependency by multiple LoneDev plugins.

🎯 Purpose

LoneLibs exists to centralize common functionality and resources for LoneDev's plugin ecosystem so individual plugins can be smaller and share implementations. It is primarily intended as a developer/runtime dependency rather than a user-facing feature on a Minecraft server.

⚙ Main capabilities

• Acts as a shared library / collection of helper code used by other plugins (LoneDev plugins such as ItemsAdder reference LoneLibs as a dependency). ()
• Provides runtime classes and utilities that other LoneDev plugins call on server start (no user-facing GUI expected). ()

🧩 Who it's for

• Server administrators who run plugins that explicitly list LoneLibs as a dependency (for example, ItemsAdder and other LoneDev plugins).
• Plugin developers who need the shared runtime pieces from LoneDev when developing or debugging those plugins. ()

🏗 Usage examples

• Install LoneLibs so ItemsAdder (or other LoneDev plugin) can start without missing-library errors.
• Keep LoneLibs updated alongside ItemsAdder and related plugins to avoid compatibility issues after Minecraft/Paper updates. ()

⌨️ Commands

🔐 Permissions

⚙ Installation

📥 Installation

• Download the LoneLibs .jar from the plugin source (official Spigot/GitHub distribution if provided). ()
• Place the .jar in your server's plugins/ folder.
• Fully restart the server (do not use /reload) so dependent plugins can detect LoneLibs at startup.

📦 Dependencies

• LoneLibs itself is published and used as a dependency for other plugins. There are no additional runtime dependencies documented for LoneLibs in the official sources we consulted; however, some LoneDev plugins (e.g., ItemsAdder) also require ProtocolLib or other libraries — check the documentation for the plugin that lists LoneLibs. ()

🧾 Configuration

• Information about config generation (config.yml) or per-server configuration for LoneLibs is not documented in the official sources. If a config is required it will be created by the plugin on first run or noted in the dependent plugin's documentation. (Information absent in official sources). ()

🧠 Additional information

Known conflicts & notes

• Keeping LoneLibs updated is recommended: several LoneDev plugin updates mention updating LoneLibs to maintain compatibility after Minecraft/Paper changes. ()
• Because LoneLibs is a shared runtime library, missing or outdated LoneLibs can cause dependent plugins to fail to start.

FAQ

Q1: Do I need LoneLibs if I don't use any LoneDev plugins? A1: No. LoneLibs is a support library for LoneDev plugins; if no installed plugin requires it, you can omit it.

Q2: Does LoneLibs add plugin commands or permissions I must manage? A2: No documented commands or permission nodes are provided by LoneLibs itself in official sources. ()

Q3: Where should I download LoneLibs? A3: Download from the plugin's official distribution pages (Spigot, GitHub) listed by the plugin author. Verify distribution sources referenced in dependent plugin documentation. ()

Q4: Does LoneLibs collect stats (bStats) or offer Discord support? A4: Information about telemetry (bStats) or an official Discord for LoneLibs is not documented in the official sources consulted. Information absent in official sources. ()

When to use LoneLibs

Use LoneLibs when you run LoneDev plugins that explicitly list it as a required dependency (commonly ItemsAdder and other plugins by the same author). Installing LoneLibs prevents missing-library startup errors and helps maintain compatibility across plugin updates. ()

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